calcaria (Meaning)
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calcaria (pl.)
of Calcar
Synonyms & Antonyms of calcaria
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calcaria Sentence Examples
- The cliffs were composed of dense calcaria, creating a striking white facade along the coastline.
- Fossilized remains embedded within the calcaria layers provided valuable insights into prehistoric marine life.
- The ancient Roman aqueducts were constructed using calcaria blocks, showcasing the durability of this material.
- Local artisans sculpted intricate statues from the abundant calcaria found in the nearby quarries.
- The caves were adorned with stunning stalactites formed from dripping calcaria deposits over millennia.
- Scientists conducted experiments to study the chemical composition of calcaria and its reaction to various environmental factors.
- The castle's imposing walls were fortified with layers of calcaria mortar, standing resilient against centuries of weathering.
- Farmers amended their soil with powdered calcaria to improve its pH balance and enhance crop growth.
- Geologists surveyed the landscape, identifying distinct formations of calcaria that hinted at ancient geological processes.
- Archaeologists unearthed remnants of pottery and tools buried beneath layers of calcaria sediment, shedding light on past civilizations.
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of Calcar
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The cliffs were composed of dense calcaria, creating a striking white facade along the coastline.
Fossilized remains embedded within the calcaria layers provided valuable insights into prehistoric marine life.
The ancient Roman aqueducts were constructed using calcaria blocks, showcasing the durability of this material.
Local artisans sculpted intricate statues from the abundant calcaria found in the nearby quarries.
